Re:Reddit Is OpenAI’s Moat?
by giantrobot on Wednesday June 14, 2023 @01:50PM
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> AI is an oracle just tells you what you're looking for.
LLMs are oracles that arrange words in a probabilistic order that are grammatically correct and may be factually correct. Unfortunately there's no way to evaluate the probability of confabulation with any of the LLM chat bots. The distribution of occurrences confabulation is also not regular or predictable nor is it fixed. So you can't ever say "ChatGPT is bad at X" because it can be bad today, good tomorrow, then bad the next day.
It sounds like we are dooming an entire generation by catering to a maladaption of technology-addiction induced ADD.
Re:Reddit Is OpenAI’s Moat?
by CatWChainsaw on Monday June 26, 2023 @09:04AM
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Idiocracy and The Machine Stops ... All At Once.
Search requires work on the part of the user to distinguish between good links and bad. AI is an oracle just tells you what you're looking for.
Now you and I might think this is a terrible way to evaluate the veracity of information. But think about the new generation of mobile-native users who were raised on simplistic discourse in tweet-length messages, and would rather watch a 1-min video on a topic than scan search results for 30 seconds.
For this group, searching for information where more than 2 clicks is required is going to be a "too complicated", anda "bad user experience".